Reviewhunt

The bet was that makers would rather pay for a finished funnel than for raw installs. So a campaign was a ladder: try the product, clear two required quests, take an optional bonus quest for a bigger payout, leave a store review, then post about it. Rewards were paid in HUNT, and a buying bot at Daybit Exchange bought HUNT whenever a maker funded a campaign, so maker spend fed the token.

Round 1 went live on July 31, 2019 with a $10,500 campaign budget and real makers on it: BUZZi, Mosaeek, and tata by TTC Protocol. The landing page published one finished campaign in full. HAIRFIT ran Aug 30 to Sep 16, 2019, spent $1,000, and came back with 197 app downloads, 30 App Store reviews, 133 Play Store reviews and 153 pieces of buzz content. Payouts were denominated in HUNT with a live dollar figure next to every number, and buzz was priced rather than guessed: the platform read a connected account's follower count and engagement rate, then quoted a per post estimate to the maker.

It did not fail, it got rebuilt. Reviewhunt 2.0 relaunched on Product Hunt on Feb 12, 2020 under a new line, "Turn your marketing mission into a game-like quest", and in July 2020 the team renamed the product Nomadtask, saying Reviewhunt could "expand its target scope into a broader area" as an on-demand task marketplace for digital nomads. review.hunt.town started redirecting to nomadtask.com, so the 2019 product has no address of its own left.

Reviewhunt is the first half of Nomadtask: the same product, renamed in July 2020, so its build log continues in that entry. What it worked out here was the quest ladder itself: small guided tasks paying HUNT rewards, with a moderator checking every proof before it counted.